No. 3 UConn beat No. 1 Baylor Monday night in Connecticut in arguably the biggest game of the women’s college basketball season. But that wasn’t the story. The story happened before the game, when Huskies coach Geno Auriemma was caught in the act of patting opposing coach Kim Mulkey’s butt, as you can see above. It truly is one of the photos of the year. But believe it or not, Auriemma has an explanation!

Quick! What would be the most uncomfortable thing the most famous women’s basketball coach in America could be sued for? Time’s up! If you guessed “firing someone because your alleged sexual advances on them were turned down,” you win.

Earlier this morning, we posted about an amazing, successful desperation buzzer-beating shot. Now, we’re posting on… the opposite of that.

Beer pong and flip cup are tailgating staples. But creative types prefer to go for something less common. Like say playing dizzy bat, which involves chugging a full beer out of the open end of a wiffle ball bat, spinning around ten times, and then hitting a beer can as it’s pitched to you.

Unfortunately for one dizzy bat spectator at a UConn pregame celebration, his buddy’s butter fingers left him on the ground in a little bit of a daze.

Two things you need to know about UConn women’s basketball coach Geno Auriemma. One: phenomenal coach. One of the best ever, in any sport. He’s built what one could call a dynasty without exaggeration (look at the record), and for as long as he’s there, UConn will continue to be so. Two: he’s outspoken. Very outspoken.

Kemba Walker, superstar guard for UConn, admitted to having only read one book ever and he is on track to graduate this May

A 2-year-old girl in Keller, Texas had a nearly perfect bracket in last month’s March Madness, having outperformed millions of fans and experts.

The Washington Post’s John Feinstein went on record saying he wasn’t a big fan of the NCAA Tournament’s Selection Committee. Today he ripped the organization as whole, capping a nightmare public relations week for college sports.